Tan Chong Intl

Revenue remains stable, but costs fall on enhanced cost controls and operational efficiencies

It expects to report its financial performance before end-March 2025

Decline in earnings attributed to underperformance of its automotive division, which faced disappointing car sales and shrinking profit margins

Markets with ‘significant losses’ include Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore and the Philippines

AUTO dealer Tan Chong International said on Tuesday (Jan 9) that it expects to record an unaudited unrealised gain of HK$270 million (S$46 million) on its investments designated at fair value through ...

IT IS a tale of two Japanese brands of Tan Chong International in Singapore, with Nissan doing very well and Subaru rather badly.

AUTO dealer Tan Chong International on Monday (Jan 9) said that it expects to post an unrealised loss of HK$222 million (S$37.9 million) for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2022. The loss is not expe...

TAN Chong International is buying over a remaining 50 per cent stake in Singapore-based car rental company Ethoz Group for a consideration of S$42.7 million.

AUTO dealer Tan Chong International’s net profit for the first half of 2022 increased to HK$130.6 million (S$23.2 million) from HK$27.1 million, a 381 per cent jump from the same period a year ago.